Norwegian driving licence abroad
All EU/EEA countries accept Norwegian driving licences. In some countries outside the EU/EEA, you may need an international driving licence.
Using a Norwegian driving licence in the EU /EEA
You can use your Norwegian driving licence in all EU and EEA countries, as long as it is of the EEA model (credit-card-sized plastic card).
You need to carry your physical driving licence in the car while driving, it is not enough to have a digital driving licence on your mobile phone.
Some countries outside the EU/EEA require an international driving licence
Many countries outside the EU/EEA accept Norwegian driving licences that are of the EEA model, but in some countries you will need an international driving licence in addition.
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration recommends that you find out what rules apply in the country you will be visiting. You can contact the authorities in the country concerned, or the country's embassy in Norway, and ask them what the rules are.
How to get an international driving licence
An international driving licence is a translation of the driving entitlements contained in a national driving licence into a number of languages. It is a paper booklet in A6 format with a grey cover and white pages.
You can order an international driving licence from NAF (Norges Automobil Forbund), KNA (Kongelig Norsk Automobilklub) or MA (Rusfri Trafikk) (Norwegian only).